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Democrats, the scene in the forum

Five of the six candidates for the USA-Czech Democrat Tom Udall’s seat from a space for a voice for Quay County Democratic Forum candidate Tuesday night.
Running for Democrats, national, government offices and the county talked with a quantity of about 75 Tuesday evening at the Tucumcari Convention Center.
A representative speaking on behalf of the Udall, DN.M., leaving the home of the 3rd District to run for the Senate seat becomes vacant by the withdrawal of Pete Domenici, RN.M.
Congressional candidates have talked about such topics as the war in Iraq, the economy and the environment.
All candidates said they had no right to allocations Special Interest groups and political action committees in Washington. Ben Ray Lujan said he had accepted funds from working groups.
All candidates said they were going to dialogue and work with Congress to end the war in Iraq.

Handgeschöpftes pinwheels commemorare mark the victims of child abuse

We heard their stories in newspapers or on the road. It was buried with bite marks in his small body, under his last breath in a laundry basket, a positive test for cocaine at 7 months. There are sisters, which reads in its harassment of the mother of his friend, brothers and sisters, separated from their homes and infected roach a child, whose body was cremated and bags, so that nobody remembered his name. They are children who have suffered - beaten, bruised and sometimes buried.

According to the New Mexico young children and families department, with the sole Dona Ana County, just three months from July to September 2007, 344 children were physically abused, physically and sexually abused neglected.

Child Safe / Niños Seguros is an event in the community’s Village Myrna at 10:30 am Friday at New Mexico State University campus in honor of those 344 children with pinwheels, made by children of Myrna’s Village.

Speakers at the event will also Child Safe / Niños Seguros founding members of Dona Ana County District Attorney Susana Martinez and promotion of the parent company, Connie Baker, who describe their role as foster parents of children affected by abuse.
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It is also a video message, USA, Senator Pete Domenici.

Information about abuse and how it can be stopped is available. If you are interested in joining Child Safe / Niños Seguros this community to sensitize the event to see how you can help end the cycle of abuse, the event in Myrna’s Children’s Village on the campus NMSU, south of Dona Ana Community College, at the corner of Sam Steele and Williams Way Street.

Child Safe / Niños Seguros, an organization founded by the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico, and helped in part by a provision of $ 468000 of the grant requested Domenici, has been developed for the cries and prevent child abuse and proposes a secure future for Children southern New Mexico.

NM rules committee photographer discrimination gay couple

Albuquerque, NM-A professional photographer, who refused, the images of a couple of gay commitment ceremony, because of their religious beliefs New Mexico discrimination violates the law, human rights a select group.

Vanessa WILLOCKX a complaint to the New Mexico Human Rights Commission, in 2006, with the photographer Elaine Albuquerque Huguenin told him it does traditional anniversary photo. Huguenin and her husband, Jon, Elane Photography.

The commission is merely a government website said Wednesday Elane Photography WILLOCKX against the state Human Rights Act discrimination based on sexual orientation, and had to pay $ 6637 for WILLOCKX’s attorney’s fees and costs.

WILLOCKX by his lawyer, spoke in an e-mail she was pleased by the attention.

“I feel that this is an important decision in defining the responsibilities of business, if their services for the public in that state,” she said.

The Alliance Defense Fund, a Christian organization, which defends religious freedom, plans an appeal to the State Court.

“The fact that it is a commercial enterprise, does not mean that it ceases to be a constititutional protection. Constitution prevents …
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The government of the man to force a choice between their faith and their livelihoods, “ADF’s Senior Counsel, Jordan Lorence, said Friday.

The Commission considers that the public affairs as housing Huguenin, a bit like in a restaurant or at a store.

WILLOCKX’s lawyer, Julie Sakura Santa Fe, said the Commission’s decision on the basis of public housing is to ensure the correct application of New Mexico law to the facts of the case. ”

Lorence argues that, even if the studio was a public institution, it is protected by the First Amendment guarantees freedom of religion. Elaine Huguenin, as a Christian, do not shoot, and that kind of stuff, like a horror movie or show something, abortion in a positive light, said Lorence.

“It’s a big component of art photography, and a quantity of messages are a wedding ceremony,” said Lorence. “No one shall be compelled to participate in a ceremony, if it is not. Convaincante, the government is involved in a way that is contrary to the First Amendment. ”

He said that the call by ADF is “as far as possible.” The organization has 90 days to file his complaint file.

The Senate of the State of this year a proposal ad acta positioned so that domestic partnerships, New Mexico, after expressing criticism, it is feared that the measure was comparable to the knowledge, gay-marriage.

New Mexico Provision Orders $ 6000 fine for Christian

A Christian law firm against a decision by the New Mexico Human Rights Commission hesitate a photographer who has refused to allow photographs of a ceremony of commitment homosexual.

Huguenin Elaine and her husband, Jon, co-Elane own photography in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the two Christians. Thus, if a lesbian couple she asked to photograph their “commitment ceremony” in Taos, Huguenins politely refused. In response, Vanessa WILLOCKX a complaint to the New Mexico Human Rights Commission asserts that discrimination Huguenins because their sexual orientation “. On Wednesday, the Commission noted, Christians couple guilty of discrimination by the state anti-discrimination laws, and ordered them to pay more than $ 6000 in costs.

Albuquerque police sergeant investigated in fatal accident

ALBUQUERQUE-A-traffic sergeant with the Albuquerque Police Department will be investigated in a hit-and-run accident in the death of a woman in the car park of a city bar.

Chief Ray Schultz told a press conference Tuesday, investigators were investigating Sgt. Andrew Gallegos, 19, a veteran of the division. Gallegos has been on paid leave.

New Mexico State Police and the prosecutor’s office is supervising the investigation.

Video Surveillance in the south-east of Albuquerque Bar Sunday evening shows a man in a pick-up truck, and then the back cover of a woman who was in the vehicle.

Vera Haskell, 47, died at University of New Mexico Hospital.

Schultz said someone who saw, thought Tape supervision of the man in the truck looked Gallegos. Investigators found Gallegos owns a truck similar to the one on the tape.

Investigators have a search option on the entry of trucks.

Border Land Battle Pits Development against Human Rights

Not too long ago, the high desert community of Lomas de Poleo was seen as a bottomless pit, giving the vanguard of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. From the establishment of the pioneers landed class, jobs in the border town of Maquiladora assembly plants, Lomas de Poleo was characteristic of marginalization, which is on the edge of a city booming on exports licit and illicit. If the explosion, urbanization dusty, she received attention, as a general rule, for the wrong reasons, for example in the mid to late 1990’s, when the bodies of at least eight young women were murdered dumped in the vicinity.

Well, dozens of families still living, the upper part of the meat Lomas de Poleo are at the centre of a growing international fight that could define the nature of urban and community development in the countries bordering Paso del Norte The Texas and New Mexico In the United States and Chihuahua in Mexico. Ringed guards and ban say that the image of the towers evozieren JR Tolkien’s Mordor, in the long constant families are trapped in a battle of ownership of hundreds of acres of land with the family members of Zaragoza, one of of the most powerful clans Ciudad Juarez.

Once isolated, Lomas de Poleo’s resisting more support international organizations for human rights, New Mexico political leaders and a number of activists of the two groups in Mexico and the United States. In an important development, they are associated with the Paso del Sur organization in the fight against gentrification of the historic district Segundo Barrio Chicano near the border in El Paso, Texas.

On both sides of the border, elected officials and developers are busy niederreißend old buildings, planning for San Antonio style plazas and corridors binational art, attract theme parks, hooks and hope to 21st Century factory.

“Residents are sending a message to local businessmen and transnational money, the poor of the border are no more ready for the construction of large corporations at the expense of its own destruction,” said Juan Carlos Martinez, an activist of the pro - Zapatista Other Campaign in Ciudad Juarez.

Supported by a Mexican court, lawyers for the right to Zaragoza the country on the basis of their alleged purchase in 1963 by Pedro Zaragoza Vizcarra, the father of the current Disputanten Pedro and Jorge Zaragoza. However, management settlers from Luis Urbina petition Mexico Institute of Agrarian Reform for the title in 1970 and has always been expected.

Field of the local population aggressive efforts of the family in the ownership of their claims Zaragoza neighborhood, in the country of the sudden value in a rapidly growing industry corridor Chihuahua-New Mexico border. Their houses are located near the port of an international project for entry in Anapra, and to anticipate the binational Jeronimo city of Santa Teresa. Pedro Zaragoza, it was as a member of New Mexico, Chihuahua, the former Governor Patricio Martinez of Chihuahua and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson in the year 2003 to monitor the mutual development , tourism, environment projects. Once a patch of desert practically value, Lomas de Poleo is now potentially a hot piece of real estate.

In Ciudad Juarez, Jeronimo-Santa Teresa is a controversial subject. Many leaders at the commune level and activists against the development of the explanatory memorandum, that divert scarce financial resources and away from the municipal water supply. A campaign for the popular vote in 2005 development plans of the admission of Ciudad Juarez in Chihuahua voters rank was with the exception of the Supreme Court.

The country alongside the United States through the development of the group Green, a development of border areas will Outfit founded by businessman William Sanders. In a letter to Kent Evans, the president of New Mexico’s Dona Ana County Commission Verde Realty Co-President Ronald Blankenship Ship empowerment of the society of the Lomas de Poleo and Jeronimo countries controversy.

“There is no formal or informal relations and coordination between Verde Realty’s possible evolution of Santa Teresa and the potential impact of the development project of San Jeronimo,” wrote Blankenberge Ship.

Seen as a community of 100000, Santa Teresa has been a subject of controversy in the southern New Mexico. Last year Verde Realty proposed the establishment of a development tax Increment District, for the financing of two new industrial parks and a lot more development in Santa Teresa 5000. In the formula, a portion of turnover generated in the circle would pay taxes on government bonds worth $ 113 million to finance the project. The proposal lost in the Dona Ana County Commission amid criticism that the public would have to suffer in order to qualify for private development. In a region in the long term, water shortages, the scope of the Jeronimo-Santa Teresa development, the house at the end of 500000 people, is also a concern.

Family seeks millions in killing of Allsup’s clerk

SANTA FE (AP) - Beratungen der Jury haben begonnen, in einem Prozeß, von der Familie, von einem Hobbs convenience store clerk, wurden entführt, vergewaltigt, getötet und sechs Jahren.

Der Staat der Jury dem Gericht in Santa Fe ist, zu entscheiden, ob die Gewährung von Schadenersatz an Kinder von drei Elizabeth Garcia.

Der Prozess hat sich auf die Praxis der Sicherheit von New Mexico die größte Kette von Bequemlichkeiten - Allsup Unternehmen Clovis.

Die Kläger machen geltend, der Anwalt von Randi McGinn Albuquerque, die Jury Award “bietet 60 Mio. $ Garcia Kinder.

Aber ein Anwalt für Allsup Versicherungs-Carrier, Kevin Williams, schlägt Jury Belohnung von $ 3 Millionen.

Garcia wurde am 16. Januar 2002. Seine Leiche wurde später am Tag in einem Bereich von 57-Auswahl mit Verletzungen.

Paul Lovett wurde wegen Mordes ersten Grades verurteilt zu lebenslanger Haft im Gefängnis.

District attorney tells students to stay in school

More than 500 people packed Rio Rancho half of the gym high on Thursday, but there was no basketball or participate in a rally dynamism.

No, she packed the gym to hear 13 Judicial District Attorney Lemuel Martinez discuss absenteeism.

The conference began directing a grader-eighth.

RRMHS principal Lisa Dobson was satisfied with the voter turnout and said, the orientation is a good opportunity for students of the school, the various programmes and their responsibilities.

Martinez began the conversation by clicking the court juvenile criminal law, and then he went to absenteeism.

He said that 25 to 27% of children have 10 or more unentschuldigt absences, which means that students geschwänzt usual. During this period, students will help to probation clerk of the district court.

Martinez said that children in school is to maintain, for his own advantage.

“With the increased competitiveness in the country and the world, we want to give your child a chance to fight competition,” said Martinez. “Knowledge they need to learn how to compete, using at school. The school is the main asset of your child in the future. So, keep your child to school. ”

Martinez knows first-hand the importance of education. He is a former teacher, coach and administrator in Grants.

The New Mexico State Legislature passed laws of compulsory schooling, in the year 2004.

State Rep. Tom Swisstack, D-Rio Rancho, which is now the mayor of Rio Rancho, absenteeism sponsored the bill, also known as House Bill 106

The law requires the maintenance of the school district a list of political presence, early detection of students with truancy and absenteeism unentschuldigt, while intervention strategies that focus on maintaining a teaching Schulschwänzer in the recruitment and the prohibition of the school and the suspension of the expulsion Fine.

The amendments require the participation of the class that each student and the school districts of their truancy and absenteeism at the regular Public Education Department.

Schulschwänzer One is a student who has five unentschuldigt absences in a 20-day time.

Schools are required to identify early Schulschwänzer and try to solve the problem.

Letters to parents or guardians, after birth, a child of three, five, seven or 10 unentschuldigt absences.

Martinez said that your child has just outside the school might not be enough to ensure they will be in the class. He suggested, before signing your child to school and to ensure that all teachers, if the student went to school.

The burden of proof, Mr. Martinez is among parents.

The law focuses on schools for recognition, intervention, advice and lists of presence, as well as the provision of a legal mechanism, the delay of parents, the knowledge to enable students to Schulschwänzer.

After a first conviction, the parents get a fine of $ 25 to $ 100, and perhaps the community. At a second conviction, the parents get a fine of $ 500 and six months in jail.

Schulschwänzer High School student is not the prison, but they lose their driver’s license or the lockout.

Absenteeism is a problem, Martinez, not only because the students are themselves the risk of failure in the world, but as a general rule, the problems posed by crime and the obligation.

Martinez’s office is a partnership with Corrales, Bernalillo, Cuba, Jemez Springs and Rio Rancho police divisions, in collaboration with the Sandoval County Sheriff’s Department circle and other repressive countries, absenteeism deterrent.

They are Sweep shopping malls, parks, bus stops, downtown, fast-food restaurants and other areas, the meeting of the school year in the present day. It is for children who are not in school and to stop.

Man sentenced to 2 years in drug case

Dubuque, a man was sentenced in New Mexico District Court after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 1 pound of cocaine and 8 pounds of marijuana.

Timothy J. Müller, 45, has been to two years in prison and three years after the date of publication of surveillance, New Mexico, the District Court on March 25, according to court documents. He was arrested June 5th.

Robert R. Welch, 52, Dubuque, pleaded guilty, including taxes and even conspiracy was sentenced on Nov. 14 to one year in prison, according to the US Attorney’s Office in New Mexico.

Both men had there is a maximum of 20 years in prison and a fine of $ 1 million, according to the New Mexico US Attorney’s Office.

Mueller must also be a treatment for substance abuse programme, introduced tests for drugs and alcohol, avoid contact with co-defendants, and to renounce the use of alcohol, according to the specific conditions its surveillance.

Entire N.M. House Delegation Seeks Senate Seat

A self-styled-konservativen Sinn, einen anderen Kandidaten zu sein behauptet, die einzig wahre konservativ in dem Rennen, und eine andere, ist der Erbe einer politischen Dynastie, die sich gegen eine starke Wettbewerbspolitik Über die Gebühren.

Während das mag vielen als eine Zeile in der jüngsten Geschichte der Wahlen, aber auch eine Skizze der Schlacht findet in den Neu-Mexiko, um den Sitz, geöffnet bis Ende dieses Jahres, der Rücktritt von Senator Domenici , Ein Republikaner.

Die beiden Konkurrenten Republikaner, Heather Wilson und Michelle Pearce, und in der Hoffnung, demokratische, Thomas Udall, Kosmetik New Mexico’s ganze Haus der Delegation in Washington.

Frau Wilson, ein bis fünf Mitgliedern des Kongresses sind bekannt für ihre Arbeit über die nationale Sicherheit und das Haus der Intelligenz Bedienfeld gesperrt ist in einem harten Kampf mit Herrn Pearce, einer der drei-Mitglied mit einer konservativ-Daten konsequent auf die gesamte wirtschaftliche und soziale Fragen, 3. Juni wichtigste Ansätze.

“Es handelt sich um eine der Primärfarben, weil ich glaube, dass die Republikaner wollen sie hätte vermeiden können”, ein Analytiker mit dem unabhängigen Cook Political Report, Jennifer Duffy, sagte sie. “Es ist wirklich nicht zu helfen, In einem Rennen, das wird schwierig sein, im Herbst. ”

Frau Duffy und andere Beobachter sind der Ansicht, der Minderheit der Neu-Mexiko, Sekunden Aussichten auf eine verbesserte Unterstützung von Senat Sitz des Jahres, das Ranking direkt hinter Virginia.

Die Wahllokale des Staates ist unzureichend, so dass es schwierig ist zu beurteilen, der Republikaner, die die hohe Hand. SurveyUSA Eine Umfrage, die im November gefunden führenden Herr Frau Wilson Pearce, 56%, 37%, wahrscheinlich zwischen Primär-republikanischen Wählerschaft, und Herr Udall über Liebling der Republikaner, dh um mehr als 15%. Eine Untersuchung für die Registrierung der Wähler, die im Januar von der New Mexico State University Mr. Udall gefunden beiden wichtigsten Kandidaten der Republikaner von Margen von mehr als 20%.


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